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Research and M.S./Ph.D. Eduction

Medicinal Chemistry
The study of chemical and biochemical rationales for the design and development of drugs. View these pages for information about this division for graduate study.

Pharmaceutics
Comprised of those disciplines that are involved with dosage forms in pharmaceutical practice. View these pages for information about this division for graduate study.

Pharmacology & Toxicology
The broad discipline that describes what drugs do and how they act within living systems. View these pages for information about this division for graduate study.

Pharmacotherapy
To train and educate pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists to provide specialty pharmacotherapeutic services including primary care and to conduct translational, transdisciplinary and other types of innovative research. View these pages for information about this division for graduate study.

Pharmacy Administration
Concerned with economic aspects of pharmacy practice and the whole health care delivery system. View these pages for information about this division for graduate study.

Pharmacy Practice
The Division of Pharmacy Practice is concerned with the economic aspects of pharmacy practice and the whole health care delivery system.

Research Newsletter
Visit this site to find information about grant deadlines and important announcements from NIH.

Centers, Units and Institutes
Visit this site to find information about the various interdisciplinary research programs available.

Undergraduate Research
This selective program is designed to challenge the participants, to introduce them to new ideas, and to place them into close contact with others who have similar aptitudes and interests.

M.S. Residency
This program was designed as a combined educational and training program in clinical science and advanced practice for those with a Pharm.D. degree. Applicants who have limited professional and practice experience will be provided with the opportunity to combine elements of a pharmacy practice residency with advanced practice training. Visit this site to learn more.

Pharm.D./Ph.D. Program
This program combines the features of a professional Pharm.D. degree with the advanced training and research of a pharmaceutical sciences Ph.D. degree.


22 October 2007
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